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What's going on with my body?
My question is why are my breasts increasing in size, they have hurt for all of last month and this month in between periods, during my period, they stopped hurting for 6 days and deflated somewhat only to inflate and hurt again, increasing in pain and they get feverish some nights, they are heavy once I release them out of my bra, hard to sleep on either side because they are so sore and feel heavy. I had my tubes tied 8 almost 9 years ago, I have experienced overly being hungry, and not being satisfied after eating and feeling really nauseous if I don't eat something. I eat healthy, I'm not overweight, but I feel like I'm constantly hungry and eat more than what I regularly eat. There have been no significant changes in my life to cause this. I've wondered if I was pregnant and did take a test right before my last period. I started on August 27, everything was pretty normal. Period was watery than normal but seemed normal. I'm concerned and maybe it's time to see a doc. Anyone got any insight? Other than it being hormones, I think there's more to it.
Oh also go to your nearest health department and get them to give you a breast exam to make sure their not cancerous. You've probably just developed fibrocystic breasts and the majority of the time their benign. You probably just have to much estrogen and not enough Progestorone to balance it out.
Sounds like you have breast cysts. I have them and they absolutely suck. If you don't eat or drink any caffeine they won't hurt. I've searched for 3 years trying to find something to get rid of them. I use a heating pad on my breasts ever night and they will eventually shrink. But if you eat or drink too much caffeine they will swell again and hurt. I Figured out heat helps them from going to the tanning bed. I'm also taking Serrapeptase it's an enzyme that's suppose to eat the cysts. I can't exactly tell if it's working yet or not. I'm not going to recommend you take it bc it has side effects and such. It doesn't do anything to me. As for you hunger I'm not sure on that.
Best of luck and prayers.
Princess.
Best of luck and prayers.
Princess.
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